Bishop Neumann Catholic High School - Cavalog Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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During graduation Michelle Ivey receives her diploma and congratulations from Bishop Glennon P. Flavin. Graduation 23 Alan Mahrt lends his arm for support to Kathy Hohi as they descend the stairs after the graduation ceremony BELOW: Julie Otte checks the size of the gown given to her by class sponsor Miss Sue Hansen to make sure It's correct.

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As seniors Don Freeman and Ann Benes look curiously at a fellow classmate's memory book, remembrances come floodng back to mind. BELOW: After commencement exercises Kathy Hohl congratulates classmates Shirley Stienbach. Rosanne Meduna and Jennifer Bartunek. LOWER RIGHT: Doug Bartek p®hs a remem- brance from Fr John McCabe on Linda Walo's gown before commencement exercises Special day begins early Months of preparing and an- ticipation came together for the seniors on graduation day May 15. Unknowingly, this special day had begun for them months before. The measuring for caps and gowns, ordering of announcements and signing of memory books all fed the growing excitement of the special something that was going to hap- pen At 1:30 PM the seniors began to arrive excited and expectant, gowns on hangers held high. They milled with friends, posed for snap- shots, and finally made their way to their place in line for the procession. Jittery legs and butterflies in the stomach accompanied them. Salutatorian, Nancy Tvrdy's and Valedictorian Marilee Ludvik's speeches reminisced about years at Neumann High School, as well as their hopes for the future 22 Graduation

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 Academics. Even though that's what we are all sup- posed to be in school for a lot of people don't realize their importance. The main purpose of a school is to educate its students. As a result most of students' time is spent in the classroom. Walking down the halls you might have heard 2A Academics Halls yield clues to learning